Remote work is here to stay. Many companies are looking to move their IT ecosystem to the cloud to support this new work model.

Back in March, businesses made a dash to the cloud as offices shut down and the scramble began to find the best way to support a newly remote workforce. Companies have found solutions to maintain productivity and access to their critical tools, such as their QuickBooks software.

But here’s the question. Can your business support remote employees long-term, providing an office-like user experience while meeting high security standards?

QuickBooks Online Vs Desktop Hosting

DECIDING WHICH IS RIGHT FOR YOU AND YOUR CLIENTS

Taking QuickBooks to the cloud adds the power and flexibility to work from anywhere, but the benefits don’t stop there. Going to the cloud means you can add value to clients by offering additional services and create year-round recurring revenue. Before you take the plunge it’s vital to pick the right platform for growing your business and supporting your clients reliably and seamlessly: hosted QuickBooks or QuickBooks Online. In this one-hour webinar for CPE credit, you’ll get an in-depth look at the benefits and features of both and pitfalls to watch out for in making the transition to the cloud.